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Elevated Inflamation Markers (high Serum C-reactive Protein) Posted: 07-09-07 10:38am


Hi, I'm hoping someone might be able to help me with this problem. My daughter was diagnosed with Crohn's disease several years ago. Her symptoms aren't particularly severe . Additionally, her blood tests have me a little confused because sometimes the inflammation markers (C-reactive protein) are normal and at other times quite high. Her Doctor is not much help. I was wondering if anything she could be taking over the counter might be raising the inflamation markers in her blood ? Thanks.

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